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A LITTLE LOVE STORY.

Touching Incident Related by a

Novelist.

THE HONGKUNG TELEGRAPU, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1913.

THE CURRENCY LOAN.

President's Suggestions on the

Subject.

POST OFFICE.

NEW YEAR'S PARCEL MAIL.

The Publio are informed "that the Parcel Mail to the United Kingdon and countries beyond which will close-in this Offee at 5pm. to-day will be treated

London on the 27th December. Parcels

The Curroney Loan formed the topic of discussion of several Cabinet meetings. The President the New Year Mall, and is due to reach bas made some suggestions on may be forwarded via Brindisi with an this subject to the Ministers, extra fea of 80 cents and with the mail which touch upon four points, are due in London on the 30th of December. Parole containing Gold or Silver must They are as followe:(1) Security

All insured Parvele must be sealed. All for the Currency Loan: (2) Car-red for at least part of their value. tain articles in the loan agree the seals must be of the same coloured ment which have bearings on WAX and must bear the impression of

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

Awangles, Chi, s. 1,168, McArthur, 20th

Instant-Canton 21st Gen-C. M. S. N. Co

instant,

Tillwang. Dat. an. 3,061, J. F. Scholten, 20th Inriant,Batavia 11th inst, Bugar 1.0.3.L

Lyeemoon, Ger. 1, 1,233, 0. Bach. 20th

Rice-Chinoso

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 1st at 10.30.-Pressure hu decreased considerably over Japan and

China. It has increased alightly over the moderately over B. Manshuria and N.E. Yangtze Valley and in nearly ataionary elsewhere.

The Japaness antiayoione is passing into the Paclße: A feable anticyclone now covers China.

Mail Steamers

THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

about the DATES named For

Instant Saigon 18th instant-Moderate to fresh monsoon faludloated WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or Benmohr, Br. 3. 3,190, J. W. Sarchet, along the east coast of Chins and over

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours|LONDON & ANT- ending at 10a.m. to-day, 0.00 incha

21st instant, Milke 16th instant the N, China Sea. Coal-G. L. and Co.

Slat instast,Shanghai 18th instans, Gen-P, and 0.

Devana, Hz. 22. 1,765, W. R. F. Hiskey:

specimen, with the s currency reform mesaures : (3)ms on web seal. Sirsight, oured, Mogileff, Rum. e. 4,743, Fringe Kekuatoff

In Miss Mary Cholmondeley's new novel, "Notwithstanding," a touching little love story is related by one of her characters-Mr Stirling, the novelist. He tells the story to another character in this way:

“Twenty-five years ago, Miss Menver, before you were born, I fell in love. I was at that time p nompleta argint, a very hardness of all orustaceans who live on the defensive, and wear their bones outside like a kind of armour. She was a year or two younger than I was, just about Min Georges' age. Miss Georges reminds me of her. She is taller and more beautiful, bat she re- minds me of her all thesame. I was not sure whether she cared for me. And I had a great friend. And he fell in love with her to. And I renounced her, and with drew in his favour. I went away without speaking.

private device. This device must be the the question of enpervision: (4) oromed or dotted lines are nol admitt

the the special demands of bankers.

One of the most difoult questions connected with this loan is the security, Asstipulat

Buttons, Colas, Taimbiss, cannot beamsys, used for sealing.

The Clerks of the Fost Office are for. ;

bidden to Aix Stamps en letters or Par-Tyllajap, Parcels that in the opinion of the Onoex

sels or to seal any arilole for the Public,

MAILS ARRIVED TO-DAY: Tikial, Woltoredon

Twong, Batavia

Devanba, Shanghal and Biberian Mali Kwongwal, Bangkok Holene, Swatow

Boshu Maru, Coast Ports, Tjilajap, Macassar

MAILS QUE.

American, Hongkong Maru, 21st joal. MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY.

Sias Instani Vladivattook th instant, Tea-R.V.F. Br, L. 4,539, G, J. Coldwell, List instant, Bombay 18th instant.1 Gand 0.

Dui, s. 3,860, J. Varelse, 21st

instant-Ava Macassar 14th Instant, Gen-3.0.3.L,

Gez. 771, Jassen, 31st instant,

Swatow 19th instant. Gen. J. and Co.

Maru, Jap.. K. Tshiro, 21st instant-Bwatow 2016 instant, Gob.-0.9.K.

DEPARTED,

November 21.

Chenan for Canton Luchow for Shanghai Chijabing for Canton Triumph for Haiphong

ed in the preliminary agree-handling the same do not comply with Helens, ment, part of the security the regulations will not be accepted.

tobacco, in the wine,

pro.

The Hongkong Maru with the Ameri-Soshu duction and consumption taxes of can mail due to strive here to-day the three Manchurian Provinces. between t and p.m. The bankers are in doubt whe ther the proceeds from these taxes will be the same in the coming years as they were dur ing the Ch'ing dynasty. Premier Heiung has banded over a state- "I thought I was acting pobly.ment showing that at the present He said there was no one like me. rate, the sunnal proceeds from Thoreau had done the same, and these taxed amount to $2,500,000 I worshipped Thoreau in my and that when $5,000,000 from youth, and had been to see him the new Salt Suiter were added in his log hnt. I was sustained to it, the security would produce Japan in my heartache by feeling I was doing a heroic action. It never an anual income of $7,500,000. The bankors asked the Premier strack me I was doing it at her whether or not certain taxea of

I went abroad, and expense.

Manchuria included in the list wero after a time she married my friend. Some years later I already mortgaged to some other heard he was dying of a ter party. The Premier replied by Baying that if they were, they rible disease in the throat, and would be replaced by some other went to see him. She nursed him with absolute devotion, but she would not allow me to be much with him 1 put it down to a kind of jealousy. And after his death I tried to see her, but again abe put difficulties in the

way.

“At last I asked her to marry me, and she refused me. Because you had deserted her to start with paid Janey, No; she was not like that. Because the was dying of the same disease as her husband. She had contracted it from him. That was why she had never let me be much with him, or afterwards with her. When I knew, I was willing to risk it, but she was not. She had her rules and from them she never depart- ed. She let me ait with her in the garden, and to the last she was carried out to her long ohair so that I might be with her. She told me it was the happiest time of her life. I found that from the first she had loved me, and she loved me to the last.

"She never reproached me for leaving her. She was a simple person. I told her I had done it оп account of my friend, and she thought it very noble of me, and said it was just what she should have exrect- ed of me. There was no irony in her. And she slipped quietly out of life, keeping her ideal of me to the last.

Another Chinese Loan,

The bankers of the Quintuple

Group and the Chinere Govern

ment conferring at Peking on

Manchuria. forms of tax in Negotiations are now going on between the Premier and the bankers.

The

It is said that some of the arti-· ales now read as follows:-The whole of the proceeds from this loan will be used as reserve fund for the Bank of China. amount of the loan will be £10;- 000,000. A foreign advisor, ro- commended by the bankers, vill be engaged by the Bank of China, The advisor shall not interfere with the administration of the Bank of Ciana. The interest on the loan will be deducted from. the proceeds. All other article are much the same, as those of the preliminary agreement,"

Mongol Victory,

A traveller in Ioner Mongolia

reports that Malanga, with 2,800 followers, 200 li north of Kalgari, attacked and defeated the Chinese, killing 400. Many wounded were being brought to Kalgan.

SILIMPOPON COAL.

BUNKERS

can be supplied cheap rates.

st

SANDAKAN "& SEBATTIK

(British North Bongo),

Tientsin

Šiberian

Mail.

via Yokohama-Per LAISANG, and Changwantao-Per PAK-

21st Nov., 5 p.10.

HOI, 21st Nov. 5p.m.

Shanghai and North China

(Europe vis Siberia)-Per ABSAYE, 21st Nov., 5 js.m.

TO-MORROW,

Tourane and Quinhon-For HELENE

22nd inst., 9 aim. Japun vin Mo-Por MEXICO CITY

22nd inst., 10 am.

English

Mail.

Straits, Burmak, Ceylon, Ade- laide, Western Australia, India, Adon, Egypt, and Europe via Brindisi. (Late Letters 11 a.m. to noon,

Extra Postage 10 osats.) (Supplementary mail on board up to the time fixed for departure of the mail (Extra Postage 10 cents) (Letters posted in all the Pillar Boxes in time for the first clearance will be included in this contract mall)-The Parool mall will be closed to-day at 5 pm | ➡Por DEVANHA,22nd Nov,,. 11 a.m.

22nd Nov., & p.m.

Philippine Islands-Par LOONOSANG Philippine Islands-Per ZAFIRO, 22nd

just. Sp.ru, Tientsin-Per OHIPSHING 22nd inst., 5

Siberian

Math.

p.m.

Shanghai and Tsingtau (Europe Via Biboria)-Por CHENAN, 22nd inst.. 5 p.m.

SUNDAY, 23rd Nov, Swatow-Por HAIMUN, 23rd inst. 9 a.m. Saigon Per DERWENT, 23rd inst., Ja.m Bwatov, Amoy & Formosa via Tamaul

Por DAIGI MARU, 23rd Inst. 9 1.1.

American

Austral-

E

Mail.

Canadian

Philippine Island, Timor Aus tralia, Tesmania & New Zea- land via Port Darwin-Per EMPIRE, 23rd Inst., 9 a.m

MONDAY, 24th Nov.

Philippine Elanda, Japan via Nagasaki, Honolulu, Canada United States and South America, via San Francisco- Por PERSIA 24th Nov., 4 a.m.

Chongva for Kwongchauwat Deucalion for Liverpool

|

Fooksang for Kobe

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE

Tangshing for Saigon Macedonia for Hamburg

:

November 21.

· FOBECAST TOR THE 24 HOURS- ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District.

Forecast.

Hongkong and Neighbour

N.E.winds,

hood

Formoss Channel.........

WERP via Binga- ] Nubla

Stoaluers

pore, Penang, Capt. F. J. Fox Ombo, Port Said,

& Marseilles

LONDON, via Ur- Devanha

ual Forts of Call · Capt. W. B. Hickey

moderate;

SHANGHAI,)

to freak; fino,

N.E gale,

.

South coast of China be- The same tween H.K. and Lamooks

R.N.R.

- MOJLA KOBE Simla

AND YOKO-(Capt. G. Philipps, HAM.star ust)

Assaye

RN.R.

a No. 1 SHANGHAI .............. Capt. G. J. Coldwell

To Sail On Remarks

about.

26th Nov.

Freight & P'uage

Noon

22nd Nov.

Freight & P'sage

>about 28th Nov.

Freight &P'sage

5'8.m. 22nd Nov.

Freight

& P'sage

All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.

For Freight, or Passage apply to

|5 Bouth coast of China be-) The_same

tween H.K. and Hainan...) as No. 1.

China Coast Meteorological Register.

P. & O. 8. N. Co.'s office,

Hongkong, 21st Nov. 1918,

Station.

21st November, a.m.

Wind

Hour.

Barometer.

Temperatura.

Humidity.

Force.

Weather.

Wostock Ta 30,15 31 no o Nomura

Gutzlaff

BW

Steamers.

E. A Hewett,

Superintendent,

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES

NAPLES, GENOA, AL-

GIERS, GIBRALTAR, (P. E. Friedrich SOUTHAMPTON, ( Capt. C. Mundt A'WERP & BREMEN,, SHANGHAI, NAGA-

SAKI KOBE AND YOKOHAMA

Prinzess Alice -

16,000

Capt. J. Bortfeldt 20,300

NEWGUINEA, BRIS->P. Waldemar BANE, SYDNEY AND | Capt. Hi Bremer MELBOURNE, *********

To sail on

222

WEDNES.,

26th Nov 10 am.

About WEDNES.. 26th Nov.

SATUR.. 29th Nov.

Da

30.16

Hakodate

30.19

Tokio Kochi

30.34

30.17

Nagasaki

30.09

SW, eno

K'shima

30.12

40

Oshima

30.06

BAW

Naha

30.13

naw

Ishijima

30.17

Bonin Is.

30.20

11

Chefoo

For

November 20

Whaiwei

30.30 47 70 n. 3 ba

Hankow

Tchang

Klukiong

Sharp p. 73

30.34 45 30.28 53 30.32 65

11

1 b

3 by

Amoy. Ba

30.25 64 73 eno

Bentow

30.47 66 88 no

Talchu

Talboku 50 30.27

MANILA, YAP, MAR-

3426

11

Tafnah

30.10

ONN, SAMARAI,

Koskun

30.15

20

P'dox

doren

30.21

ne

Canton

Canton

Од

30.30 82 77 n

6,200

9 a.m.

63

30,25 69 50 no

Gap

30.22 Rock 11

nno 3

Coblenz

Macao

"30.24 65 ': n

KOBE

Capt. L. Klugklat 6,750

rng 2 b

30.18 72

JESSELTON, KUDAT & | Borneo

SANDAKAN

Capt. J. Koehler

"

C. Bt. J.

30.02 73

-30.08 71

KO

Bw

*30,01 74.

Vodbolsoky, In

Prince

Legasp!. Dollo Bacolod Cobu Labuan

20.97 74

29.98 84

Childer for Bangkok Hainkong for Bhanghal Tokushima for Yokohama Haiyang for Foochow Pakhoi for Tientsia Assays for Shanghal Luisang for Yokohamn Boshu Maruffer Canton Devonha for Bombay Yunan for Balgon

PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

Fer .s. Mogiloff arrived 2ith inst. from Vladivostook.

Korobøynicoff Btruohoof -

Por s... Assays arrived 21st instant, from Bombay. Burlingham, D Breyer, Dr Bearlo, Mr and Mrs Gorst, R

Chak, Miss Charlsworth

Adams, RW Later, Mrs Heern, Sob B Lindsay, Capt WD Irvin, FD

11

Money, Miss Muir, Mietzker, D. Morke, W H

Shepherd, Mrs and

Misa

Roan, Miss Rix. 8 H Tlong Bow Ran Vernon, Y O

Per as. Devanha arrived 21st instant, from Shanghai. Barff FH

Morbury, FG Bryan, Mr and Mrs Murray, Misa H Brown, G M

Moogas, B N TUESDAY, 25th Nov.

Cumingham. 8 MoPerson, Mr and Swatow, Amoy and Focchow-Por HAI Chen, Leg

Lee T

Mre TAN, 25th Nov., 10 a.m.

Madron Golon, A M Strolta and India via Calcutta-Per Cochrane, Dr & Mrs Ocbhold.

LOVAT, 25th Inst., 11 am.

John, Dr R

Parsons, Mias Pallvarsky Tientsin---Per KUEICHOW, 25th Nov. Elmore, J

Il a.m

Foremen, Mia

Phillips, Rov V Robinson, A H Glenney, JW Philippine Islands, Australia, Gourwutch Tasmania and New Zealand Oastell, Dr vio Thursday Island Per Johnson, R NIKKO MARU, 23th Nov,, Kuhn 11.8.m.

Kopp

Austra-

lian

At these ports steamers call-diraits, Batavia, Samarang. Sourabaya & Lucas, Dr R H

November 12 with a viewing for bunker coal exclusively

to the flotation of another loan are exempt from all shipping Swatow

made little progress owing to the dues and charges.

question of security, on which

the whole matter depends.

Discriminating Drinkers

feel a serene

confidence

IN

JOHN HAIG'S CLENLEVEN

WHISKY,

A BUND

Sole Agents for South China H. RÚTTONJEE & SON,

Wine & Spirit Merchants

Choribon Per HOKUTO MARU 25th inst.. 3 p.m. Amoy and Formosa via Anping and Takao Per SOSHU MARI, 25th Inst., 8 pame WEDNESDAY, 26th Nov Haiphong, Pakhoi & Saigon–PorBING.

Mail.

Rolle, S

Smart, Mr and Mrs

Bobmiellin, Rev Sun, Chong, Mol West, RF Woolley, A

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per as. Empress of India departed 201 instant, for Shanghai.

KIANG 26th Nov., 8 a.m.

Butler, Mr & Mrs H Oppenkeim, Dr Beck, Mr and Mrs J Rosethal, C Biralte, Burmah, Coylon, Ade- Dolter, T A

Rasor, Dr lalde, Western Australia, India. Danison, OG Radelin, Col Adea, Egypt and Europe via Dulton, GA

Rood, LO M Naples Per P. E FRIED-Eddine. Mr and Mrs Borontoflare, J. RICH, 26th instant, 9 a.m.- Huff, D da Bwatow-Per HAIMUN 26th Inst, 10a.m. Ingi, Mr and Philippine Islands-Per CHINHUA, 261

WI Inglis, Miss Miner Monk,E H

*

* Inst., 8 p.m.

THURSDAY, 27th Nov.

Ameri-

can and

Canadian E

Japan via Moji Victoria and

Tacaran Per TACOMA MARU 27th Nov., 11 a,.

Shanghal, North. Ching” and Japon_vis Kobo-Per G. APOAR. 27th inst., noon. Shanghai and North China-Per ANHUI

37th Nov. 3 p.m. ' Shaughal and North China-Por HANG-'

BANG, 27th Nov., 5 pm.

FRIDAY, 28th Nov., Swatow, Amoy and Fooshow-Per HA1-

ORING, 28th Nov., 10a.m.

Mr & Mrs Mrs VOR

Shin Chin Shuf Botomayor, A PE Vauder Stegen, Mr

and Mre

TIDE TALE.

17th Nov., to 23rd Nov. 1313,

Weler

Mean Timis

1

*gas 15

17

G

10

wa

Ikari

13 No inferior aHigh

20

A '6

No inferior H

ronn, Fred. Wilhelmshafen, t D1

SATURDAY, 29th November,

Australian

Mail

Philippine Islands, Yap Man!

Rabau, Herbertahohe, Matupl, matur Samaral, Tarmania, New. Zon=" land, Australia de Now Zealand. T -Per PRINZ WALDEMAR, 20th Nov., Ba

49

Low Ar

Fa⪜tt

DI

m morning a afternoon..

Hong

Pakhoi

Wuchow to

**

Holhow Phullen BA 30.28 66 Tourana

Aparri

Manila

T. F. Claxton, Director.

| Hongkong, Observatořy, Nov, 21.

1 Barometer, reduced to. 32 degrees Fahrenhoit on the level of the ses in in- hem, tonths and hundredths,

2 Temperature, in the elado, in degrees Fahrenheit.

.3 Humidity, la percentage of saturation. the Humidity of air saturated with-mois- being 100.

4 Direction of Wind, to two points.

5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Soola.

State of Weather, b blue sky, o da- tashed cloud, d drizzling rain, fog. 8 gloomy, b hail, 1 lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, q equally, rrain, 's snow.

thunder, v visibility, w daw wet.

0 Rain in inches, tenths and hundredths,

METEOROLOGICAL.

Proyious"

Day On date On date

at p.

Barometer Temperature rea Humidity o Wind Direction ... Force Weather......

TUESDAY,

9th Dec..

TUESDAY, 2nd Dec,

9 a.m.

All the steamer of the European Line are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. New System of Telefunken.

For further Particulars, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD

MELCHERS & CO., ́

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHIN A

Hongkong, 20th Nov., 1913.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS

REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN.

4

NEXT SAILINGS:-

HOMEWARD,

OUTWARD.

Will leave for Shanghai &

Steamers

Steamers:

Polynesian

Paul Lecat Cordillere

30.16 30.25

74

30.21

73 68

73

TO

NNE

Q

Highest open war Campenture sa iba kolbi Lowest

"W

H.E. Observatory, 20th Nov., 1913.

T. F. CLAXTON, Director.

LATEST SHIPPING

NEWS.

The E. and A. 1.0. ST. ALBANS from Sydney ato.: left Manila for this port, on Thursday at Midoirbt, and may be ex pected to arrive here on Sunday Morning. The American and Manoburian - Lino 8. KAFUE left Colombo on the 18th Instant, and is due here on the 30th fast,

Japan on

1st December. Amazone

15th December. | Australlan

29th December. Polynesian

· For Freight and Passage apply to

M. SAINT CLAIR de BUSSIERRE, Agent,

2

Will leave for Europe via Ports of call

2nd December. 16th December.

29ch Debember,

Queen's Buildings, No. 3.

THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN

STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED.

Mail Service to Australia

via Manila.

MAIL SCHEDULE:

SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION),

Steamers.

The N. Y, K12. NIKKO MART Empire (Australian Line.) loft Nagasaki for this St. Albans

port on the 20th lust, and is expooted

here on the 24th instant, daylight.

Arrive Hongkong. from Australia.

22nd Nov.

Leave Hongkong

for Australia:

23rd Nov.at 3p.m. 11th Dec. at 10 am,

The above Steamers are atted with Refrigerating Machinery, en

The N. Y. K... YOKOHAMA MARU suring & Plentiful supply of Ice, French Provisions, etc., and are (American Liuo.) left Seattle for this port lighted throughout with Electricity: All State-Rooms have Electrio via porta on the 18thinst, and is expected Fans. A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardess are carried.

here on the 21st December.

The N. Y. E. 0.8. BANUKI MARU

W. (Caloutta Line.) left Kobe for this port vin' Bhanghai on the 20th inst., and is expected Hi: hore on the 27th instant.

Oyatars, Fresh, Tried or Stowed FindonHaddooks, Kippers, Szo.

ALEXANDRA CAFE,

For further particulars, apply to

Gibb, Livingston & Co.

Agoiste

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